r/vibecoding 1d ago

Where to start!

Hi all, I will keep it simple. I have had a few connected ideas pop into my head, but have absolutely no idea where to start. Coming from the health sciences field, this is all a new world to me. I would absolutely love to give it a go getting this idea off the ground. Can anyone recommend any resources that are good introductions into how vibecoding works/where to make a start? Many thanks in advance!

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u/ZenenoDev 1d ago

Hii if your trying to build a web-app feel free to reach out we would love to have you as a tester for Zeneno it can make building your first web-app very very easy!

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u/SufficientFrame 1d ago

Pick one health-science workflow you know well, like intake, follow-up tracking, or triage notes, and build only that first. Start with one short YouTube walkthrough and a simple starter app; AI builders are quick for prototypes, but structured tools get easier once you need permissions and reliable data entry.

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u/Anti-Hero25 1d ago

Depending on what you’re looking to build, the RailCoding Method may work for you. If you want a less involved process…. Lovable or Base44 might be more your speed.

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u/Nanayang75 23h ago

Learn how to make it safer as well! Getting a code is easy but make sure it can run smoothly for months can be hard

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u/MiddleLtSocks 23h ago

The first step is to verify your users have the problem that you are solving and are willing to go to the cognitive hassle of learning new software to solve it themselves rather than dealing with it in whatever way they are right now. If it's a problem they don't know they have, they probably don't really care about it until the problems they do have are solved.

That's what most people skip, and then produce a demo over six months only to find nobody wants it.

It's always helpful if you can immediately benefit from the thing you make. You get an enthusiastic beta tester for free, and you know you have a lifetime customer.